PROPERTY
Project: REBECCA'S PERSONAL CARE HOME II
Property
address: 47 West Street, North East, PA
Description: The subject property consists of a 13,140SF, 61-bed assisted living facility on a 1.37 acre parcel.
EQUITY ANALYSIS
Appraised Value
as of September 28, 2004
BPO as of November 30, 2009
Protective Equity
Loan-to-value - 2004 Appraised Value
Loan-to-value - BPO |
$750,000
$619,000
$298,400
42.7%
51.8%
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OPERATING STATEMENT
INCOME
Rental Income
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.
$500,200
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total
Income:
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$500,200
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| Less __% Vacancy Allowance |
N/A
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. . . . . . . . . Effective Gross
Income:
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EXPENSES
Gas and electric
Insurance
Office Expense
Dues and Subscriptions
Repairs & Maintenance
Salaries & Payroll Taxes
Taxes (Real Estate)
Training
License & Permits
Reserves for Replacement
Miscellaneous
Advertising
Legal & Audit
Supplies
Total Expenses:
NET OPERATING INCOME
Note: Pro forma based on appraiser's estimates.
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.
$29,585
$30,866
$3,000
$875
$7,625
$213,500
$12,810
$500
$500
$15,006
$5,000
$3,050
$1,750
$79,300
$403,367
$96,833 |
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TERMS
Term of Investment
Current interest rate
Repayment
schedule
Monthly payment
Frequency of payment
change
Purchase price of the note
Current balance on the
note
Maturity date
Balloon pymt. after 60 mo's app.
Late
charge amount
Prepayment penalty
*Net of servicing
costs |
60 Months
10.0%*
25 year amortization
$2,845.42*
Annually
$320,600
$320,600
60 Months
$307,170
$335.30
None |
BORROWERS
Name(s)
Net Worth
His Occupation
Employer
Her Occupation
Employment Income
Employer
Interest Income
Percent Ownership
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Individuals
$1,064,931
Owner - Operator
Self
RN
54,498
Owner - Operator
$14,809
100%
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To invest, please call Mike Thurman
at 1-800-606-3232 or CLICK HERE. |
REBECCA'S PERSONAL CARE HOME II
We have modified this note to yield 10.0% for the 5 year investment term.
This is a chance to invest in a seasoned, performing Blackburne & Sons first mortgage loan. It began five years ago at $330,000 and has paid practically as agreed, with just five late charges. The loan balance is $320,600.
It is secured by a 61-bed licensed assisted living facility in North East Township, which borders the state of New York and is adjacent to Erie, Pennsylvania, on Lake Erie. Several vineyards, orchards and century farms in the township have been operating for 170 years. A century farm is one that has been operated by succeeding generations of the same family for at least 100 years.
The population of Erie and its surroundings has remained stable over the past three decades as it is the commercial center of northeastern Pennsylvania. Erie has over seven miles of pristine beaches, a rich history, and tremendous cultural assets, including the Raymond M. Blasco Memorial Library, the third largest library in the state.
This facility was built in 1993 on a 1.37 acre parcel. It is designed, staffed and equipped to accommodate individuals who require assistance eating, bathing, walking and dressing. It is two stories, totaling 13,140 square feet, with 36 residence rooms - 25 semi-private and 11 private rooms. All restrooms are common but have fixed partitions to provide private compartments for water closet, bathtub and shower. Laundry rooms are available with five commercial grade washers and dryers as well as a therapy room used as a beauty parlor.
The appraiser estimated gross annual revenue in 2004 at $500,200 (about 85% occupancy), which is closely mirrored by the operation’s actual performance. Average annual revenue for 2002 and 2003 was $487,629. According to the 2004 rent roll, 46 of the 61 beds were occupied, with a monthly gross income of $42,331 ($507,972 annualized). As a sole proprietorship, they report the business income to the IRS on their Schedule C. They paid taxes on Schedule C profit of $54,498, and reported a $36,339 profit in 2002; after depreciation expenses (a non-cash expense) of $44,844 and $30,896 respectively.
The borrowers are a husband and wife team that have owned and operated it for over twenty years. In 2003, they show a combined taxable income of $72,233. Credit was average, but they had a net worth of $1,064,931 on total assets of $1,348,000. Their predominant asset is a $600,000 valuation of this property and a $300,000 value for the business. Often, these values go hand-in-hand. The 2004 appraisal concluded that the property, as a going-concern, has a $750,000 value, or about $12,300 for each bed. It has been our experience lending on these types of properties around the country, that assisted care facilities more typically appraise in the range of $15,000 to $20,000 per bed. For this reason, we felt quite comfortable with this modest loan size and the appraiser’s $750,000 value.
Earlier this year, a BPO from a local real estate agent was obtained stating the current value, as a going-concern, is around $619,000 and the “location is average to good”. North East Township is reported as a small community of maybe 15,000; “a desirable bedroom community of Erie, PA”.
At 51.8% loan-to-value on a seasoned, performing Blackburne & Sons first mortgage loan, this appears to be a reasonable investment. Every first mortgage investment involves substantial risk, so be sure to read the Risk Factors section of the Offering Circular before investing. A substantial and prolonged decline in real estate values is possible.
To invest, please call Mike Thurman
at 1-800-606-3232 or CLICK HERE. |

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Two-Thirds of Corn Production is Used to Feed
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Each Farm
Inspected By Certified Agronomist3
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Farms Leased
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Short Term
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invest in corn farm land investments. In order to qualify as
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requirements of either paragraph (1) or (2) below and, in addition, must satisfy the
requirements of paragraph (3) below:
(1) The Investor's
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time of purchase must exceed $1,000,000 (the value of the Investor's
home, furnishings and automobiles may be included for purposes of
calculating such investor's net worth under this paragraph); or
(2) The Investor's
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joint income with his or her spouse exceeded $300,000 in each of
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worth under this paragraph).Other standards may apply to investors
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entities. Specific questions concerning Accredited Investor
status should be directed to the Manager.All Units may be acquired
for investment purposes only, and not with a view to, or for resale
in connection with, any distribution thereof (see, "Restrictions on
Transfer").
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2Mark McLornan, Argo Terra,
global farming company, DailyReckoning.com, March 19,
2007
3Marc Eads, Certified Farm Analyst
(CFA)
This notice does not constitute an offer to sell corn farm
land investments. An offer is made only through an Offering
Circular. Investing in corn farm land involves substantial
risk. Please be sure to read the Risk Factors section of the
Offering Circular before investing.
For An Offering Circular
Please Call Warren More
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Blackburne
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95841 telephone: (916) 338-3232 * Fax: (916) 338-2328
Real Estate
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829677
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